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Old 02-26-2022, 08:24 AM   #7
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Originally Posted by ember1205 View Post
Diameter is determined by the ratio of width (what you call out in your second post) to sidewall height. Going wider with the same ratio yields a taller diameter. Keeping the width the same while dropping the ratio yields a shorter height overall.

Is there not a width/ratio setup to achieve the diameter you want/need?

Also - most tire manufacturers will offer a Revolutions Per Mile rating which helps you ensure that your speedo and odo remain accurate.
Well my car is a 2SS non 1LE. I'm assuming I don't have the wheel well clearance the ZL1 has. Which is why I was trying to stay with the 27.8 or smaller diameter.

I was just brain storming if I can do a 19" rear wheel with 325/30R20's keep my front 20" wheel with 285/30R20's. I wasn't sure if the front tire being slightly larger in diameter would affect things adversely.
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